An integrated vision for generating economic and social value.
The projects of Jardins da Yoba complement our integrated operating model and serve as bridges between research, production, processing, the market, and communities. Each initiative stems from real needs of the territory and is designed to generate economic value, empower people, and promote sustainable and inclusive rural development.
Field products
Proximity to the producer
Productive inclusion
Community Impact
PRODUCTS FROM THE FIELD
Yoba – Products from the Field
It brings the countryside closer to the consumer, valuing products with provenance, quality, and identity. It’s an extension of the Yoba Gardens vision, bringing the best of our fields to the table, in a farm-to-table approach. It highlights honey, sweets, nuts, and dried mango, and also includes products from other local producers who share our commitment to quality and sustainability.
Honey
Sweets
Dried Fruits
Dried Mango
Local Products
Proximity to the producer
Oku Kulisa
It brings the countryside closer to the consumer, valuing products with provenance, quality, and identity. It’s an extension of the Yoba Gardens vision, bringing the best of our fields to the table, in a farm-to-table approach. It highlights honey, sweets, nuts, and dried mango, and also includes products from other local producers who share our commitment to quality and sustainability.
Inputs
Technical guidance
Training
Rural entrepreneurship
INCLUSION IN THE FIELD
Ovilinga
A productive integration initiative based on the experience of the Yoba Gardens in southern Angola. Between 2020 and 2024, there was full banking integration of operations, strengthening of female leadership, and financial sustainability with full and early repayment of the loan from the BDA (Banco de Desenvolvimento de Angola). In 2025, it will evolve into OVILINGA to expand its impact in south-central Angola.
Full banking
Female protagonism
Early refund
Rural chains
